Bank Hapoalim
Summary
Bank Hapoalim (Hebrew: בנק הפועלים lit. The Laborers Bank) is Israel’s largest bank. As of 31 December 2008 it had total consolidated assets of NIS 306.85 billion. The Bank has a significant presence in global financial markets. In Israel, the Group has over 260 full-service branches, eight regional business centers, and industry desks for major corporate customers.The bank's stocks are traded on the Tel Aviv Stock ExchangeIn 2008, Bank Hapoalim recorded a net loss of NIS 895 million. During the financial crisis, the bank sold its New York-based mortgage backed security operations significantly below its former book value which was the main reason for the negative performance that year.
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Israel concerned may be under cyber attack
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli officials said on Friday they were concerned the country may be under cyber attack after a wave of credit card code thefts in the past week by a hacker who claims to be operating out of Saudi Arabia.
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Hacker mounts second attack on Israeli credit cards
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - A Saudi-based computer hacker published details of thousands of active Israeli credit cards for the second time this week, the chief executive of Israel's largest card company said Thursday.
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Hackers steal Israeli credit card numbers
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Computer hackers published details of thousands of active Israeli credit cards after breaking into Israeli websites, the chief executive of Israel's largest card company said Tuesday.
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